Exam 4: Measuring GDP and Economic Growth
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GDP using the expenditure approach equals the sum of personal consumption expenditures plus
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11 Appendix: Numeric and Graphing Questions
-A time series graph can show both the level of a variable and the speed with which the variable changes over time.
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Which of the following is NOT a part of the income approach to determining GDP?
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Canada's economy expanded by...0.1 percent in the second quarter...further evidence that the economy has stalled...following a first quarter slip in gross domestic product. The second quarter figures fell well below forecasts of a 0.7 per cent growth in real GDP. Exports....fell for the fourth consecutive quarter. The accumulating gloom is increasingly discouraging business investment. Consumer spending remains strong and corporate profits were at their highest since 2004. "The sources of strength in the second quarter are clearly unsustainable," said Sal Gautieri, senior economist at BMO capital markets.
Canada Avoids Fall into Recession, www.FT.com, by Christopher Mason, August 30, 2008
-According to the article,________ in ________ have contributed to Canada's ________ change in real GDP.
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The approach to GDP that sums compensation of employees,rental income,corporate profits,net interest,proprietors' income,depreciation,and indirect taxes and subtracts subsidies is the
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-In the above figure,which point represents the under use of resources?
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Item Millions of dollars Personal consumption expenditure 80 Government expenditure on goods and services 30 Net taxes 35 Gross private domestic 20 investment 10 Emports of goods and services Exports of goods and services 20
-Use the information in the table above to calculate the value of net exports.
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Which of the following is NOT included in the income approach to measuring GDP?
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What is the difference between real and nominal GDP and why do economists make this distinction?
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Gross domestic product is the total ________ produced within a country in a given time period.
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Item Billions of dollars Consumption expenditure 6,258 Investment 1,623 Government expenditure on goods and services 1,630 Exports of goods and services 998 Imports of goods and services 1,252
-The table above gives the values of different expenditures in the United States during 1999.Answer the following questions about the United States.
a) What was the value of net exports of goods and services in 1999?
b) What was (nominal) GDP equal to in 1999?
c) What was the (nominal) value of total production equal to in 1999?
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The four categories of expenditure used by the expenditure approach method to calculate GDP are
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